Risk Management & Process controls for non SAP client

Hi Forum Gurus,
I need clarity on the following:  Can Risk managment 3.0 and Process controls be implemented for a non-SAP client?
i.e. Our client does not run SAP, but they are interested in RM and PC, so is this possible to implement?
Any advice would be highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
PREVO.

Hi Prevo,
Process control and Risk management 3.0 are delivered within same installation package files so it is same for both the applications .
Also real time agents for Oracle or peoplesoft are avaialble if you want to leverage the automated control functionality of PC 3.0 in non SAP environment.
Remember the automated control functionality is the optional feature of PC3.0.If you wish only to use the manual controls features of PC 3.0 you dont need RTAs(real time agent).
You can find further information about manual controls at http://service.sap.com
use the quicklink '/rkt' then the following menu path: SAP Business Objects for GRC Solutions -> SAP BO Process Control 3.0 -> Technology Consultant
Regards
Debraj

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